History Slam Episode 49: Coming Out in the Classroom

08/13/14 • 34 min

In this episode of the History Slam Sean Graham talks with Justin Bengry about his article on the question of coming out to students when teaching. They chat about the utility of revealing personal information in the classroom, the role of the university in fostering discussions on these issues, and voyeurism in the study of […]

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History Slam Episode 48: Ian Mosby and History in the Media

In this episode of the History Slam, Sean Graham talks with Ian Mosby about the media storm that surrounded his article on nutritional experiments at Residential Schools in Canada. They chat about the research, the public reaction, and what has happened since the initial article was published. They recorded this episode in February, since which […]

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History Slam Episode 50: Growing Up Consumers

In this episode of the History Slam, Sean Graham chats with Katharine Rollwagen of Vancouver Island University about her research on childhood consumerism. They talk about marketing towards kids during the Depression, the impact of the Baby Boom, and the methodology of studying consumerism.